Do they trap stick bugs?
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A "daddy long leg" is a harvestman, its a type of spider. a stick bug is a leaf eater, and should get stuck in this trap just fine. Harvestmen have oily feet, so that is why they can walk right through. hope this helps you catch your stick insect.
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Yes they do. I found Daddy Long Leg spiders don't get stuck . I watched them walk through.
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Harvestmen are not closely related to spiders at all. They are arachnids, and that's as close as they get. Non-venomous, do not build webs. They also do not even have fangs to bite humans, so are harmless. I know of no oil glands that prevents them from getting stuck. Probably just too thin/pointy to actually get stuck on the glue. Harmless-catch them and let them outside.
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I don't know if they will catch mice. I'm thinking they might be able to on small mice. You can buy something very similar that are for mice that work pretty good. I've used them in my garage. And they also catch bugs. You can get them with, or without a drug in the sticky stuff for the mice.
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This will not attract them, but will hold them when they land. These glue boards are frequently used with a light device, which will attract some flying insects. I suggest that you do a search on what attracts black gnats.
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They work for any flying or jumping bug. It's a wonderful alternative to chemicals. They are very sticky so be careful when handling them.
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In my experience it doesn't I contacted factory they sent me new traps didn't put bait in have caught 0 mice
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Yes. I used one indoors last year when I had some kind of tiny flying bug from a plant I brought inside in the fall. It caught all of them.
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I don't believe so. I never saw a housefly in the trap. The method of attraction isn't aimed at houseflies.
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I doubt it. The traps supposedly have a pheromone that attracts roaches but the ones I got didn't attract anything.
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If the bugs are small enough. The catching container trap is about 1" dia. by 2" long.
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Likely not. Just sticky. Once caught in the glue, the insects cannot get off. One can certainly contact the manufacturer.
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You must have super rodents or speedy gonzalez then because I've never had that problem. You can test the trap yourself by using a stick/pencil etc. I had problem with bugs eating the peanut butter I put in mine, a roach won't set it off of course.
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The powder that is in the trap may kill them. I noticed they have killed moths and other flying insects.
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No. Trap doesn't work. I put it in the hole directly in the top before putting white tube on. Works great!
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Don't have scorpions where I live, but I do question if they work on spiders, I still get them and they are big.I have two in the garage and four in the house, they may help a little, but not too impressed.I catch more in glue traps than anything else, I have pets so I don't use poison.Hope this helps.
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Yes they do catch them. I am using eight of them right now and had about two bugs within two weeks time. But as the other posters said they do crack easily. During my last inspection I noticed several of them are cracked.
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These traps do capture SOME of the aphids. But if you're seriously infested, it's, at best, a partial solution. What I ended up doing because I also didn't want to spray was to use these sticky traps and -- don't laugh -- vacuum the leaves of the plants to remove the remaining bugs. It worked quite well.
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Yes, I know EXACTLY what you are talking about. It seems to me that only the small ones have the tablet trap. But, any of the bigger ones don't have them. These do not, but they work fine without it.